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waylander · 10-22-2012, 05:56 PM

You can find the TT-01 expert built and it will come RTR or go with the E10. Both would come with brushed motors which should be fine to get you started. Both will drift fine but you'd want to do some upgrades to both regardless.

Aluminum drive shaft, full bearing set, adjustable oil shocks, possibly a front one way and rear spool (you can use other methods to lock the rear diff but most are messy).

If drifting is all you're going to do then either vehicle will be fine. If you want to get into speed then both are a little limited for that.

10-22-2012, 05:56 PM	#2
waylander RCC Supreme Contributor I am: Chang P Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Radio of choice: JR 12X/DX3R # of RCs: 50+ Feedback: 12 / 100% Posts: 3,357 Total Props: 50	Re: E10 or not? You can find the TT-01 expert built and it will come RTR or go with the E10. Both would come with brushed motors which should be fine to get you started. Both will drift fine but you'd want to do some upgrades to both regardless. Aluminum drive shaft, full bearing set, adjustable oil shocks, possibly a front one way and rear spool (you can use other methods to lock the rear diff but most are messy). If drifting is all you're going to do then either vehicle will be fine. If you want to get into speed then both are a little limited for that. __________________ Helicopters: Walkera(10?), Esky(3), Blade(5), Align(7), Miniature Aircraft(2), Hirobo(2), Mikado(2), Century(3), Thunder Tiger(4), Gaui (5). Trucks/Cars: Tamiya(8 ), Traxxas(6), HPI(1), Losi(2), Ofna(2), Thunder Tiger(2), Hot Bodies(1), Axial (1). Boats: 4 Snowcat: 1 Kyosho Blizzard (electric) Snowmobiles: 2 x Polaris (toy grade), art attack electric